Extreme Seafoam'ing for your Car...
#1
Extreme Seafoam'ing for your Car...
Doing some reading up on Seafoaming process and found some great video's on YouTube and though folks here migh get a laugh:
Think this car might have an exhaust leak or twenty?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHcBW9AIlLM
HAHAHAHA...can't wait to do my truck for the first time tomorrow...
Think this car might have an exhaust leak or twenty?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHcBW9AIlLM
HAHAHAHA...can't wait to do my truck for the first time tomorrow...
#9
Originally Posted by Big04Ranger
click the video link that shows up later of the AE86... that boy should be shot for drivin a manual like that and havin a video of it
Until you see it happen in real life you just might not get how dangereous driving really can be if you are not careful and/or unlucky.
But that kid is just more proof stoopid peepholes shouldn't breed.
#10
Last edited by Sonic_03; 12-11-2006 at 10:09 PM.
#12
it is supposed to burn off the carbon deposits i believe. it is supposed to smoke, but you are only supposed to use about 1/4 of the can thru the vaccum lines i believe. ive poured it in my gas before, and i couldnt tell any difference haha. we ran a full bottle of seafoam, octane booster, and a lil bit of race gas in a go kart motor once just to see what it would do haha smelled wonderful :X haha
#15
Originally Posted by graygooseranger
So how do you use the sea foam? I have heard that engine must be hot and running?
Is that going to be good enough to burn off carbon and stuff?
#16
i have used it and i love it so i used it on my dads exploder and it looked like it was about to, my moms camery and my friends nissan truck.
also half can in my tank to.
u suck half into your brake line booster and let it sit for like 5 mins then start it up and watch the awesome smoke!!!!
i always use it good stuff
also half can in my tank to.
u suck half into your brake line booster and let it sit for like 5 mins then start it up and watch the awesome smoke!!!!
i always use it good stuff
#18
Originally Posted by graygooseranger
So how do you use the sea foam? I have heard that engine must be hot and running?
#19
Originally Posted by graygooseranger
How often and at how many miles should this be done? I have 60K on mine now, Is it true you need to change the plugs after?
#25
rolldogg:
what are the concsrns making you not want to use it? Not being critical just asking. Those videos are to show how funny it is to use the stuff...and how some people just do not need to even own a vehicle beyond a bicycle.
I was gonna do my Tx today but things got in the way and tomorrow gotta take the soldering iron to my laptop and replace the DC jack then spend the rest of the afternoon putting the thing back together hoping it will fix the problem. So, I get to Seafoam on Thursday...it's FUN and the first time treating this truck with it. I have helped a buddy do his car a few times.
Does it help? Who really knows, but I really don't see how it can hurt if it's done correctly, as with any service or repair, from air pressure in tires to a tranny rebuild, ya just gotta do it correctly.
what are the concsrns making you not want to use it? Not being critical just asking. Those videos are to show how funny it is to use the stuff...and how some people just do not need to even own a vehicle beyond a bicycle.
I was gonna do my Tx today but things got in the way and tomorrow gotta take the soldering iron to my laptop and replace the DC jack then spend the rest of the afternoon putting the thing back together hoping it will fix the problem. So, I get to Seafoam on Thursday...it's FUN and the first time treating this truck with it. I have helped a buddy do his car a few times.
Does it help? Who really knows, but I really don't see how it can hurt if it's done correctly, as with any service or repair, from air pressure in tires to a tranny rebuild, ya just gotta do it correctly.